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THE TAR HEEL
June 12, 1951
For Your Comfort...
an
Air-Conditioned Barber Shop
Haircuts
Shaves
Shampoos
Tar Heel Barber Shop
Under Ledbelier-Pickard
PHARMACY
IS OUR BUSINESS
. . , and has been for fitty-nine years. Three licensed
Pharmacists. Delivery is prompt and free. Call 5656.
EU BAN ICS DRUG COMPANY
N. C-
Cool, Comfortable
Air -Conditioned
serving
BREAKFAST 7:00-9:00 A.M.
Lunch 11 :30 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
SUPPER 5:00-7:15 P.M.
NO CHARGE FOR EXTRA SERVINGS
OF TEA AND COFFEE
in the heart of downtown
CAFETERIA-
REMOVAL SALE
We're Moving Downtown
Values Galore . . .
On Year-Round and Summer
SUITS
SPORTCOATS
SLACKS
SHOES
SPORT SHIRTS
Buy Now and Save!
Milton's C'othing Cupboard
Across from Long Meadow Dairies
D, Phi, 'Newcomer
Keep Students Talking
Available to students interested
in debating ana discussion 01
topics of interest are three organ
izations on campus. The two old
est of these are the Assembly of
the Philanthropic Society, and the
Senate of the Dialectic Society,
usually known just as the Di and
the Phi. A comparative new
comer to the field is the Carolina
Political Union.
The two former organizations
ire the oldest student organiza
tions on campus. Theirs is a ri-
alry of a century and a half
nd more, a rivalry, however, of
iignity rather than the all too
frequent destructive sort. The
neetings of these societies are-
leld in their own meeting halls
vith that of the Phi being located
)n the top floor of New East and
;he Di on the corresponding lo
cation in New West. The meet-
ngs are conducted in formal
ashion in strict accordance with
parliamentary law.
The discussions of the CPU are.
on the other hand, conducted in a
elatively informal atmosphere of
i roundtable discussion where
nembers and guests enter on an
qual footing.
Representatives of these three
groups, together with a retiresen
:ative of the Student Legislature
md a presidential appointee com
oose the Carolina Forum, the
branch of the Student Govern
ment which is charged with pro-
:unng and presenting prominen
persons to address the studen
body. During the past year i
oresented such speakers as Gen
;ral Mark Clark, Omar Bradley
ind Senator Leaverett Salton
;tall.
GUNC Day
Is Planned
The Greater University Student
Council has announced comple-
ion of plans for Greater Univer
sity Day, to be held Saturday,
September 22.
Featured event of the day will
be the annual fctate college
Carolina football game, for which
Woman's College students will be
guests of the University.
For the first time Carolina stu
dents may obtain tickets for re
served end zone seats with the
Woman's College students. Stu
dents desiring tickets in the re
served section are asked to trade
their student passbook tickets for
them at Woollen Gym by 12 noon
on Friday, September 21.
A Greater University theme
will be used at half-time in card
stunts and band maneuvers.
Immediately following the
game, a reception will be held
in Graham Memorial for students,
alumni, and . visitors from State,
Woman's College, and Carolina,
with members of the Greater
University Council serving as
hosts.
On Saturday night the Order
of the Grail will hold an informal
dance at 8 in Woollen Gym.
Plans are being made for a
special showing of the Planeta
rium show on Saturday night for
those guests not wishing to at
tend the dance.
Art Talk
By Alcott
John Allcott, hed of the Uni
versity Art Department, will give
a gallery talk in Person Hall to
morrow night at 7:30 on the sub
ject "Currents in 20th Century
Painting."
Dean Allcott' talk is the first of
three such lectures to be given
on successive Wednesday nights
in connection with the exhibit of
European art now on display in
the Person Hall Art Gallery.
Either a different group of paint
ings or some special aspect of
the exhibition will be discussed
in each talk.
The art gallery will be open
from 2 to 5 p.m. during the sum
mer months and from 7 to 9 p.m.
also on the evenings of the gal
lery talks.
Welcome
to Summer School
O For Summer Foods
O Good Crisp Salads
Fine Steaks
Better Chicken
O Excellent Sea Foods
at
Reasonable Prices It's
Watt's Grill
2 Miles Out on Pittsboro Road
WELCOME SUMMER STUDENTS!
O Esso Products
O Atlas Tires
O Batteries & Accessories
7
must
EXPERT LUBRICATION SERVICE
TYLER'S
SERVICE STATION